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Misleading article. It's not that we are continuously in the bull run from last 3453 days. We had a few crashes in between.
by mandeepj 8y ago
Misleading article. It's not that we are continuously in the bull run from last 3453 days. We had a few crashes in between.
- tabtab 8y agoBut "crash" is relative and continuous. The article defined what's traditionally been defined as a "crash". It's like "unemployment": there may ways to measure, each with different strengths and tradeoffs, but there are one or two traditional "common" metrics. Politicians tend to cherry-pick different metrics over time to fit their narrative of making them look good and the "enemy" bad.
- kgwgk 8y agoBut no bear market, according to the usual definition of bull/bear markets.
- sdinsn 8y ago"Bull" and "bear" have definitions. We have been in a continuous bull run, by the definition.